Waste Transfer

During waste collection, storage and transfer at waste transfer stations, malodorous and sulfur‑bearing toxic gases are emitted. Carried by wind, these gases raise ambient concentrations of sulfur dioxide and lead, increasing the incidence of respiratory diseases and posing carcinogenic risks. Odorous molecules such as hydrogen sulfide and ammonia feature high volatility, low boiling points and high odor intensity, further aggravating pollution.

With innovative technical processes and customized‑service concepts, EcoKeeper effectively addresses the following challenges: Minimize concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, ammonia and odorous gases to suppress air pollution caused by malodorous emissions.